About Oromo Islamic Light School
Our Vision
To nurture confident, well-mannered young learners who are proud of their Oromo identity, fluent in Afaan Oromo, and guided by strong Islamic values.
We strive to create a supportive learning environment where language, culture, and faith work together to shape students who contribute positively to their families, community, and wider Australian society.
Our Core Values
The principles that guide everything we do
Culture
Preserving Afaan Oromo language, literacy, and Oromo identity for future generations.
Character
Building respectful, honest, and caring behaviour guided by Islamic values.
Compasson
Providing a caring, inclusive, and safe environment where every child can succeed.
Community
Working with families to support strong learning outcomes and student growth.
Our History
1998 to 1999
Our History
Our school was founded by a group of dedicated community members who recognised the need for quality Language and Islamic education. Starting with just 15 students in a small rented space, we began offering weekend Qur'an classes.
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1998 to 1999
Our History
Our school was founded by a group of dedicated community members who recognised the need for quality Language and Islamic education. Starting with just 15 students in a small rented space, we began offering weekend Qur'an classes.
1998 to 1999
Our History
Our school was founded by a group of dedicated community members who recognised the need for quality Language and Islamic education. Starting with just 15 students in a small rented space, we began offering weekend Qur'an classes.
1998 to 1999
Our History
Our school was founded by a group of dedicated community members who recognised the need for quality Language and Islamic education. Starting with just 15 students in a small rented space, we began offering weekend Qur'an classes.
1998 to 1999
Our History
Our school was founded by a group of dedicated community members who recognised the need for quality Language and Islamic education. Starting with just 15 students in a small rented space, we began offering weekend Qur'an classes.
1998 to 1999
Our History
Our school was founded by a group of dedicated community members who recognised the need for quality Language and Islamic education. Starting with just 15 students in a small rented space, we began offering weekend Qur'an classes.